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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
Quarantine Laws.

The following from the Prescott, Ari-
zopA. Hoof and Horn is rs applicable to
the State Of Nevada as to the Territory
OF Arizona. The feeling Of general in.
security that is fast developing in every
portion OF the range country through
the agency Of the westward march of
pleuro-pneumonia. is resulting in strong
efforts being made by almost every State
n Territory in the west TO devise
Quarantine laws in which no flaws will
exist, and which when enacted will suf.
nee to protect their herds from outside
infection.
The last two years has witnessed n
Rreater change in the live stock indus.
try, not only Of Arizona. but the entire
range country. than did the preceding
hre. The time which will elnpse be.
tween the adjournment of the lcpislatiy.
assembly in 1887 and tue converting of
its successor, will witno = still greater
changes. IL It not then the pa,t OF wis.
dom for the stock growers Of the Ter
T'iory to endeavor by every means in
their power toensure themselves against
hny losses through such changes? To
do no. 1t Is imparatively necessary that
" Territorial convention Of live stock
growers be called TO draft and submit To
the present Legislature such amend.
ments to our live stock laws az the eS.
periences Of the past have demonstrated
to be desirable. No time can I've lost.
aud every association Ia the Territory
shouldn't oncc take steps to ensure il.
having q representative at such conyeu.
ton"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
HE I ) B IL.

A question has been raised as to
whether the proposed Act for the pres
srVation Of the fish in the Humboldt
river would not come under the Consti-
tutional provision prohibiting special
legislation; but by reference to Article
~, Sections 20 aud 81, Constitution Of
EsvAla, 1t will be seen that the prupos-
ed law does not come under any Of the
enumerated cases Of prohibition. and
how anyone cculd raise such n question
is beyond our comprehension, for it.
seems that no law could be more geuer.
al in its provisions than the one in ques-
ton. Tue law is o INTENDED 10 be
made applicable to any one country or
TO any particular locality. but refers to
the "Humboldt river and its tributn-
Ties" which includes the eutire length
Of the stream together with all streams
in the Slate which discharge their wa
terS iuto the Humboldt.
The Legislature has in many iustanc-
ss passed acts OF special legislation with
reference to the fees and corporations
Of couuty officers in certain coun;ies,
and only last Friday the Governor nl,-
proved IA bill which applies only to the
officers of Douglas county. II ~""I:
Acts are not a violation OF the Con,titu-
ton. surely an Act which is as general
In its provisions as the proposed meas
ure for the preservation Of the fish in
the streams of thu Stat. can in no wise
be objected TO on the ground of special
legislation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30

Gov. Adams. Of Nevada. in hit meg.
snse to the legislature, recommends
'h'i u law b" passed authorizing the
go"rnor to Quarantine ~ prevent the
;mgrrss Of diseased cattle or cuttlr from
injected localities. SuVidn's great herds
are wholly wirhont protection. but
ON Of her leading stockmen nrc plan.
nins a bill that will afford relief in this
detection. Now that the governor has
thus officially called attention to the
situiiion mud reconim .nded that such n
law Inc passed we see nc reason why the
great herds OF the Sogebrush state
should longer rcmnin c1poteI to
contngion nnl pcStileucc Cheyenne
Live stock Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30

The Carson Union says: "A carload
Of flour from Sacramento To this city
costs S-77. The same would be deIiv-
cred AT ralisldr. 300 miles cast of Reno,
for $50. Yet these railroad thieves
object TO being called robbers and hav-
Ing their ~rnscaliy Discrimination shown
M. and iu-truct their organs to howl
'~'hlnckmail' aud boo Hers when the
subject il referred t. 10y the iudeTrnd-
rnt press OF the Safe. They cannot
hool"ink an outraged public on this
proposition. however.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
OFFICIAL BONDS.

Fish "' WashUe made a good argu-
meDt in the Senate chamber yesterday
against the nonsense Of official bonds.
He pointed out the fact that frequently
voters said that certain candidates were
not responsible men but that their
bondsmen would be and so they elected
them. II they d~efnulted, the bondsmen
eravled ont OF paying and so the tax
payers lost through n mistaken notion
that when men put their signatures on
. bond they must make it good il ne
eessary. The bond business is a farce
throughout. Take away :ke Official
bonds, and il officials ure defnulters
send them to the p%cnitentinry. Do
away with the bonds and voters will be
more careful m eleotins good. RESPONSE
bic men .-lCarson Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30

A resolntion was introduced in the
Pennsylvania Senate yesterday request
ing Congress To pass "A Siitu,Innal
amendment for the election OF L. s.
Senators directly 10y the people. This
is in accordance Nih our ideas of a rc-
publican form Of government, ms we
hold that every officer, from the Presi-
dent to a Road Supervisor, should lie
elected by the direct vote Of the people
for this is the only i'll which
the people crtn bc fairly represented
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
A Decided lmproyem,n M.

The Sacramento Record Union say.:
The Southern Pacific Company j..
having the steps of all its passenger
coaches altered ~ rapidly ~ ole.
80 ms to make il EASIER for PASSENGERS,
and especially ladies', to Ct upon the
car platforms. To TINT end there will
hereafter Oc four steps to bc assembled.
Instead OF tbre., aud the lower one will
Oe 40 near the ground thht even ludies
in tight pull back will be able TO reach
It without assistance. Sick people will
hnd the change Hgrrat convenience. aud
the ''last man" will h. in less danger of
failure 10 secure n good footing when he
makes bis jump to get on board.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
nrn-srArH eonnKacx sIII
N P..... u. 1oa.. By . vel. orslS =

eli
A Washington dispatch Of the 21st
instant says.
After the r,adin4 Of the journal the
Speaker stated that the regular order
was the vote upon the adoption Of the
conference report of the Interstate
Commerce bill. Butter~orth. o: Ohio.
asked unanimous consent to have a sepa-
rate vote upon the fourth section. asked
to have a separate vote OIL the commis-
sion feature. but Crisp, Of Georgia. OBJ
j, eted to both rqu, SITS. Durham. OF
Illinois. moved 10 r, commit the bill TO
the confer, pc committee. aud Crisp
raised n paint Of order against the mo-
ton.
The Speaker knew Of no rule which
authorized a ~rrcsmmittal Of the confer
,nee report, aud sustained tue point Of
order.
o'Neill. of Pennsylvania. inquired
whether there was any parliamentary
Proceedings 10y which these gentlemen
who were embarrassed by having to vote
for or against this important till. with
out having III opportunity to divest it
of all of its objectionable features.
could he relieved of that embarrassment,
Lut To suggestion to that end was
made.
A vote was taken on the aloption of
the conference r-iSort. It was agreed
to; yeas PIG, nays Al.
The bill after bsinS eugrossed and
signed BY the presiding officers ut the
two houses will he sent to the President
for his action.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30

Bot IuGcrsol, says very crime is born
of necessity. II You want less crime.
yon must change the conditions. Pow.
eIty makes crime. Want, rags, cru>ts.
failure. mIStnrtnnc-ull this awake, the
Wild bt a~t in man. and finally ne takes.
and takes. contrary 10 law. aud becomes
II criminal. And what 10 you do with
him. YIN punish him. Why no, pun
ISh II mnn for having the consumption?
The time will come when You will see
that it is just a. logical.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
An Unlucky Lottery Prize.

The Carson w%oodchopcr. Alxnnder
N"heu. says the Revcille, who drew
Sl5'oOO / II .h" September drawing Of
the Louisiana lottery presented a mar.
r'cd sister. residing at Enpir.., Orms,y
County an amount sun, icut to take
herself md three children back 10 their
old home IN Canada on n visit: VIII le
mere the childrcn contracted %dirthcriu
u all three diet, aud the unfortunate
mother hns gone insane from grief.
The moral Of this il don't invest ia the
Louisiana lottery. but II you do, aud
should strike a prize. don't give any OF
your money away.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30

ASscmhlcinnn Alt has introduced n
hill 10 grant nid to the State Agricnltu-
raj Society aud the District AgricuItn-
raj Societies Of this State. The hill M.
proprintcs the sun of $1,000 10 tho
State Agricultural Society, AID the sum
OF $1,000 TO each District Society for
each OF the years 1887 md 1888. the
moneys 80 appropriated 10 be used in
improving the fair grounds and paying
premiums. .
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
How Rain Affects telegraph LGa,s.

TIE length If telegraph wires Is ma
t~eriHlly lesNrucd during the prevalence
Of n rain or Hno" storm. The NirgIni.
Chronicle says: The ram storm Of yes
terday wa general, extending f;oIn "a =
rainrrto Ia Salt l. Ike. The shIlukisr
III length OF the Western Union line o:
wires " this city ..ni Wni>wulth
WAS two miles, while between here and
Ogden IL distance Of COO miles ~ the
crow h,es, the shriuktgc exceeded 20
miles through the contraction OF the
wires. In a con iuuous wire s.run. on
poles between San Francisco aud New
York the shTinkaSc in length would be
100 miles, provided a rain storm vas in
PROCESS along the entire route.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30

Lendville Is excited over n new elec.
trio indicator that il used to determine
the location. from surface observations.
Of underground mineral bodies. II is
the invention OF = prominent Ell, cttician
OF Boston. and Is constructed upon the
theory that the strong electric currents
shown by largo mineral bodies can be
utilized to locate the latter. The ma.
hin Is q simple affair. consisting OF
electrodes which connect with batteries
10 q bon containing an electric needle.
The influence Of the electric suLter.
r"nean currents upon the needle 1. sun.
posed 10 indicate the presence Of au ore
bodJ.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30

Colonel Frank James. the illustriuuS
highWaymnn, is thinking Of taking up
his Tes:dcuc, in II. Louis. where lac has
applied for n position AS "a clerk in II
shoe store. IL; VISITED some OF the
crnttS there the other day, and was cor.
diaily received by the judges. One Of
them took him home = dinner. aud IN
the evening the Judge. his wife and
Colonel James all went together to the
theHter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30

Salt Lake DemocrIt-Eiitorinl para
graphs are hecomim: fashionable. One
by Henry George in the first number "f
his lew paper. the STANDARD. in conuec
ton with DIR. Nicely nn and the Catholic
Church. occupied but nine columns.
Replying TO it. The Tablet. n Catholic
paper. devoted one whole page To Il
c"nutcr paragraph. If brevity is the
soul OF wit. what witty fellows these
editors must BE-. bat only gentlemen #
leisure can appreciate them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
A Good Law.

Senator Hardcsty'S hill which reduces
the number Of school census children
required to form n legal school d~istric,
from ten 10 five, has passed both
Houses Of the Legislature aud only
awaits the signature Of the Governor to
become n law. The INDEPENDENT h,.
taken frequent OCCASION to drhonmc.
the Act of 1885 which deprived school
districts OF their just proportion of the
school funds unless thcrc resided in the
district ut least ten census children. and
we nre pleased that the Efforts Of our
Senator to secure such u modification Of
the law rs will do justice to the children
have been croSn,d with succrst.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
An Execution in hfrica.

Here is n deception of n mnrdcrer's
execution ! II Africa: The man wn- let
down iuio ~ hole III the ground seven
feet deep and three feet wide, as hr
stood on His ,rri IN the hole he was slu y.
ty hurried alive: and then n .hnrp stake
was driven downward through the length
Of lis body.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
state Inst.

According to Controller Hallock's re-
port tue COST of maintaining the State
Prison. Asylum and Orphans Home for
the two last years Was SlS5. 500 50. di-
vidcd as follows: State Prison. STI.954
-; Insane Asylum. SSi.sOi A; Or
phnns' Hume, S2G.742 a. The boot
anil shoe department. in the prison lost
Si47 75 in two wears.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30

Fourteen Of the 10 United State Sem
at"rS chew tobacco. ami ~ use IT ia one
forIu or au"the-. while Of the 80 MEM
brrS of the House. only u few wholly
abstain from the weed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30

John Sweigert. of Louisville. while
kissing his sweetheart goodnight. cx-
]PcrIeuced IA choking sensation and fell
to the ,iOor aud died. Terrible, vast
IL?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
Adv.r.,..a Latter Lit.

Following il Alist Of lstters re-
manning in the Postoifiee at Exc. Sat-
urday. January. -, 1857.
Andrew A l. Eddy WIN T
Aldri,ch William
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised"
JAS. L. SMITH Z. II.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30

ES.Congressmnn Cassidy is said 20 he
laid up at the Bay with a troublesome
eafbuucle.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-02

Senator Sherman delivered the
opening speech of the presidential cam
paign of 1888 in Nashville last Thurs
day night. TWAS an ingenious effort of
the old icicle,tO divide the democratic
party hutit will be aboat 6fty below re
70 when that takes place. He has no
conscience in politics, as Was proven
by his assertion that he was in favor
Of the Blair Till, when in fact he had
made speech against it. His effort
to win Tennessee democrats is time
thrown away.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-02

His many friends here learn with
sorrow of the death of the wife Of
Hon. A. q. Estes, Of Brownsville.
She il said to have been most Iowa.
bic lady, and her remains were fol,
lowed to the grave by a large con.
course of people Col. Estes has the
sincere coincidence of the Exchange.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-02
MILAN EXCHANGE
~. H. ADE. PN61jsber.
Trrms--.Si Oh Dar annum, IL Aitmcl
SATURDAY, APNlD :, 1887.

The legislaturadj urIed laSl Tues
day. AFTER a !oug upI busy session.
Much good work MIS- donn, aud some
noI 50 go,d Taken altogether, the
present has men Il conservative, In
dustrinus loly, aud We believe The
p'cohle.wils4e very well1pl"assa with
their acts. GihsnU c0nnlv's members
have sinnd to their posts of duty and
done good work Tor their constituents.
White We cannot agree with some of
them in all their positions, YET we take
pleasure 10 saying that they were hon
est in al their acts aud votes. and in
che main will please the mass Of our
;'eopIp. Representative Wade was
che recipient ut handsome gold
headed cane, presented by the 6uance
cummirtee. Speaker Ewing of The
senate received fine cane from that
""dy; Speaker Chrp of the house
mas presented with fine gavel 10y the
democrats aud gold headed cane by
the republicans; Clerk Wade received
silver water sci; Col. Savage, Ser
g"ant alarms ralley and his assistant,
tIarkreader, were each csned. Both
hoases Sdjourned. each member in
love with the others, and all went
nome happy We will publish some
of the acts of special interest to our
readers as soon as they are officially
printed.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-02

Gov. Tay.or has appointed Robert
Burrow, of Johnson City, East Ten
hessee, Superintendent Of the state
prison. He was former partner OF
Gov. Taylor and co.edilor Of the
Johnson City Comet, founded in 1888,
and Of which Mr.. Burrow is now editor
alone. He was nominated in 1882
for floater, was Elector in 1884 for the
first congressional district, a candidate
in 1886 for encouragement Of the
first circuit, aud in all these periods
made II thorough canvass for the party
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-02

The Legislature has adjourned, and
many of the small-fry members who
took every occasion to do all they
could to embarrass Gov. Taylor's ad,
miuistratieu ha 7e retired to well-mer-
ited Obscurity. But "Our Bob" is
still Governor-with big q.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-02

TullahOma Lodge No. 40 K. P.
wap instituted by Col. K. L. G. White,
G. <. r. s., last Monday night, with
twenty eight charter members, COM
posed of the best citizens of that live
town. DR.. Conley and Will HansbrO,
late of Milan, are on the list.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-02

Gov. Taylor last Tuesday appointed
DIR, George Glenn of Trenton physi.
clan of the penitentiary. The APP,
pomtment is good Que, for which
Gibson county thanks his excellency.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-02

The senate passed ths,bill to require
railroad companies In establish conf
Portable waiting rooms 1T vii stations
where tickets are sold, The act to take
effect six months after passage.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-02

Gov. Taylor went to the bedside of
his father after the Legislature ad.
iourned. The old gentleman is MOI
expected 10 live many days.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-02

A fire at the corner IF Main aud
Washington streets. Memphis. last
Sunday night. resulted 10 ,he Iuss of
one "r Iwn lives sud the drS'furlinn
# three OF fur hnnsrs.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-02

The Governor has appointed Mr.
Chas. L. Rfl:ey coal nil inspector at
Nashville. :.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
Cinderella Gd5nb gtore.
Ode Ofs9onfonftraBe unb Mpenue G.
Yanit! Yanifl panif!

Yanit! ganitl panit!
sD uniere iOebeu i'm Often angez @sa
fauften Vorrdihe an S1uben unb
5tieieln miHen in IA 9aaen
Derfauft merben. un0 lei
Me- IS nGterm G0fsnpreis! -sa
Golgenbe 8sifpieIe bieuen uls Beweis
unierer beifpitllus uicbriBea Yreiie:
- psrf9isbene Nrteu iieb,isrr 0erren.
fduhe gu 1.40(En-gros preis $1.75)
5%anbaeudbte 0%errenfAube .@OngreB'
gu $2.75 Cont iiblider preis 81.
grtrafeine ba%Ebgendbte 0errnl6ube ~
$3.50 (anbsrswo gu Sc so D%ertanft.
Gnabenf6ube u. Gn6pfftiefel 81 $1.2s
(En-gros preis $1.50).
grtrafeine Gn6pffiisfel fur Gnaben s.
(Werth 81. 75).
Damen- pantofeln Scr. s. 93u nul
Is @ts. bas paar (Werib SD.
Seine Wdb6enfdube bpn 8laees2ebel
al nur Is Gents (Wertb 81.
2inberf9ube gu 40. so unb 60 Gents
bic anoersfpo 60. Is @entsun 81
foften.
gabD !: S@ube beridiebeuer Nrt, Dor
Is @ents an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

MATTER! Mitter W9ntter Z!
Werbet Shr bes Wudts seitSrt perben
unb in @urer Hnbe unterbroden burH bas
S9reien zines franten 3inbes, lpeldes
Sdmer3ela pom EurdbreHsn Der 3dbne
leioet? ST es Der Sad, 70 fauft cine 6loide
pom Wirs. Winalops SoOthius gprnp.
St wirb ben arnten Gleinen ipfcrt bon iei.
men z dtnerSen befreien. Won perloRe lld
baraut 60 bilft. Sc III teine Mutter aaf
Grosn, bic es periudte unD guA nidt nit
tbeilen wirbe, bab 60 Die GiuSereibe re.
sulirt, ben Sleinen 9alfe uno @siuusbeit
unb Der Wiutter 8ube periAaHt, bob 20
ME 3auber wirtt. Dos Wiittel it ider in
alien 6dlea unb ansenebm bon @efamaf;
60 mirb BON elmer Der ilteiten nnr teitsn
Dcctcrinnen in ben Ser. @taoten Der.
f&rieben. ueberalI ju baten, Die 6laide
au % Gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
Gine Oroinans
sur @rbebung elmer Gopfs uno Mb pas
loren Steuer, gum unte,balt Der
5tabtUernaItung fir bas am
20. Sebruar 1888 ens
benbe 6iscaIidbr.

Sci es burd) ben 5tabtratb ber 5tabt
San WntOnio Derorbnet:
SettiDn l.. SaB bierbur1 fur
bas am /. Mtdr5 '87. ~beginnenbe unb
ont 20. Gebruar 1888 emoenoe Wunicis
paliabr eine &opfiteuer BON ginem Dol.
lar ($1.00) BON ieoem mdnnli9en
@inmobner oieier 5tabt I'M Utter BON
einunbaman5ig (2l) big ie1ssig (60)
Sabren, Der ionit ni9t our1 Bic @eleBe
bes 5taates ausgenommen 1T unb in
biefer Stabt feds Wouate Dor Dem l.
Mdr5 '87 geDObnt bat. erboben mer.
ben fol-.
Seftion2. SAB bierbur6 fur
algemeine 3luede fur nas MunieipaIs
Dber Gisealiabr nelhes ON 90. Gebrua,
1888 enbst, cine Nb balorem @teuer
bon nierunbneun3ig (94) Gents fur
iebe 800 Wertb @igentbum erboben
tpitb bon anem @igentbum innerbalt
Der Stabtgren3en-@runb ooer perfbn.
Ii6es-mel6es font our6 bic &onifitu=
tipn unb bic @eieBe oes Staates poe,
bur6 cine 5tabtsO r6inans ni6t ausse=
i6lo1en 1T.
eettiou 8. DaB um 8orfebrun'
gen fur bic 8eaablung bet 3inien auI
Die bonbirte S9ulb Der S!abt, unb UNI
einen Silsunasfonb CUR enbli9en Gin
l0iung reip. 8e3ablung Der leBteren gu
f6affen, blerourh cine SpeSialfteue,
bon 3man5ig coy Gents uon iebem
500 Mertb gigentbum, unb 3tpar bon
allen In Der smeiten Settion %ermdbnteu
@%igentbum, erbobeu nirb.
Seftion 4. DaBin l1ebereinitim'
mung nit eiuer uorber angenommenen
un6 BON cen feuer5ablenben 8irgeru
BET elmer an 8. 9oge bes Mdra 1885,
fattgebabten @abl ratifSirten Obj.
nai3 bierourd fir bas Wunicipnliab,
1887 cine Spesialfteuer BON Se9s
G6] Gents Don ieo,m 800 Mertb 81
sentbum, @runo ober psrf0nlides. mel.
DIES Ger 8efeuerung untermprfen III.
gum unterbalt Der 6fentli9en S9uIer
Der 6tnbt, erboben 1T.
MngenDmmen unb genebmi8t ON 3.
Oftober 1887.
Brpan s d a 9 B q n,
3eugniB: Mapor.
6. g. @Iaubon, Stabt glert.
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9emotratie un6 YrubibitiDm.


Sm Staate 3ennefee perlargt bic
probltitioiltti1e Oem0tratle-uno Das
ftno reun 3ebntel Der Yartet-, bob IN
bie nd9he bemotratifde Barteiplatform
cine Brobibitiors ; planfe eingsfiist
tueroe.
Sa3u meirt bic rgdlpettoil Netps":
Die probibitions > Semotraten limb
bort fdrter, als bier in SeTls unb cess
balb treten he aud a9srefEoer auf.
Wdre Der Sflag. ben he III Vegas En-
litten. nid1t 10 frdftig nro enti9eibenb
getpeler, tutirben he bier bieielber Tor'
oerurlg autgeiteut. habens Dies Nles 3el9t
beutlid, ipie ilotbnenoig es 1T 0aB bic
bemotratif9e Yartsi bieies Staate; enb.
liG cine feiie 110Sehoetittae Steuans
our probtoltloilsfrage e'rHsgriel Slele
muB bod III irgeno eiter gBeite gel6ff
tperoetl nno te friiber bies eeihlebt.
UNI 70 sbefler 1T es FUR bic bemotrotlfte
parteil"
Oos 1T ia elm redt erfrenlides @e.
hdnoniB bts Salbefoner oemotratif9en
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aber bitfe Waioritdt folf. cine GENIAL.
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tiQu ein5uweneen bat, bon einem sufdl-
tigen 3 Q II psrbdltniB bling e OBJ.
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